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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
6
Moving vans will make their final visit at Bob and Ruby La Rose's home on Russell Street next week. The longtime Saline residents will relocate to 1958 Hill Avenue, Ft. Meyers, Florida, and be unavailable at their Saline address afterward.
Mr and Mrs Armin Haeus sler led a Paul family reunion at Pierce Park Chelsea on Sunday. The oldest attendee was Mrs Clara Pfeifle of Saline and the youngest was 10 month old Elizabeth Pfeifle of Chelsea. It was the first such gathering in 34 years.
About 1,200 4-H club members and 230 adult leaders from Washtenaw County compete at the Rural Activities Center on Saline-Ann Arbor Road. The weeklong event features judging of flower garden crops and animals, horse shows, a 4-H talent program, All Showmanship, a Show Hop dance, and a fat stock sale closing the event.
Learn and Save 4-H Club met at Betty Wiedemeyer’s home on August 3 to discuss the 4-H Fair set for August 6 through 9. Demonstrations were presented by Lois and Joyce Dieterle, Lenora Haeussler, Karen Lindemann, Jean Schaible, Mary and Connie Grothe. Mothers’ tea followed activities and refreshments were served.
Bridgewater News lists numerous weekend and Sunday visits from Loretta Kruger including the Ross, McCalla, Kruger, Schafer, Zick, Rentschler, Mulholland, Szyndlar, Poet, Stoll, Hartford, Priskorn, Feldkamp, Stamper, and Guenther families. Attendees travel between Mason, Romulus, Belleville, Ypsilanti, South Rockwood, and Pontiac with church services at St John Lutheran and activities at Wamplers Lake and Silver Lake.
After a meeting, demonstrations were given by Sheep and Swine members and refreshments were served by James Scudder and Toby Scudder. Phil Gordon, reporter.
Gary Finkbeiner son of Mr and Mrs Ted Finkbeiner and Charles Wilson from Tecumseh attend Ferris Institute for a three week pre college orientation course.
The Tri Township Farm Bureau group plans an annual picnic at Wamplers Lake on August 18. A potluck dinner will start at 4 PM and lunch will be served at 12 noon at the Arthur Heininger cottage.
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